If incompatible blood is transfused, the RBCs of the:
Correct answer: B. Either recipient or donor or both are destroyed
- A. Recipient are destroyed
- B. Either recipient or donor or both are destroyed
- C. Donor are destroyed
- D. No body are destroyed
Explanation
It is consequence of incompatibility which means either donor's blood have antibodies against that of recipient or vice versa or both have antibodies against each other's blood.
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